I have been doing well & in remission until last Friday and the D came back. I eat very carefully etc but over the last couple months with all that has been going on I have had a few GF breads and products that I normally don't eat. I try to stay away from grains. Anyway, has anyone been taking Butyrate/Glutamine and or a product called SBI Protect. I sent a message to my naturalpath and she recommend I start taking these. She knows I already take LGlutamine but I haven't taken this Butyrate or the SBI Protect.
Thanks for any insight!
Butyrate / Glutamine and SBI Protect
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Butyrate / Glutamine and SBI Protect
Collagenous Colitis, Benign Cramp Fasciculations in lower legs, Thyroid and High Cholesterol
Hello,
I have taken SBI Protect and Butyrate as well. Both were recommended by my naturopath.
These have not helped with the diarrhea, getting out of remission. Still struggling, going on for 4 months.
I think I finished two large bottles of both of these supplements.
Very disappointment in most of the very expensive supplements I have taken over the years.
I have taken SBI Protect and Butyrate as well. Both were recommended by my naturopath.
These have not helped with the diarrhea, getting out of remission. Still struggling, going on for 4 months.
I think I finished two large bottles of both of these supplements.
Very disappointment in most of the very expensive supplements I have taken over the years.
Thank you for getting back on this! That is disappointing as I hoped maybe. I will give it a try for a while & see as we all react differently. This disease just sucks but I tell myself it could be worse so I count my blessings for that.
Collagenous Colitis, Benign Cramp Fasciculations in lower legs, Thyroid and High Cholesterol
I have also taken SBI Protect and Butyrate and although they helped me a bit (had to really up the dose on SBI protect and its expensive!!) I'm not sure I would continue given the cost.
I have tried so many things, many at the suggestion of my Functional Dr. He's great about research and trying different things. He also does not sell anything directly and leaves it up to me and provides the research to me.
After 5 years of LC on and off, I am finding that diet is big and for me psyllium fiber has helped (certainly not the case for everyone).
The current idea he had was to try BPC-157 which I ordered from Tailor Made Health and he said give it the month and if it's going to help, I will know. We have a few other ideas lined up after this. During it all I pay attenting to diet-GF and DF and I find the DF much harder than GF as I am also sensitive to almond, cashew and coconut is a moderate intolerance.
Trial and error and along the way I've developed such great supplement and diet advice from this site. I have my core things I do and rotate new things one at a time to see if they help.
Taia
I have tried so many things, many at the suggestion of my Functional Dr. He's great about research and trying different things. He also does not sell anything directly and leaves it up to me and provides the research to me.
After 5 years of LC on and off, I am finding that diet is big and for me psyllium fiber has helped (certainly not the case for everyone).
The current idea he had was to try BPC-157 which I ordered from Tailor Made Health and he said give it the month and if it's going to help, I will know. We have a few other ideas lined up after this. During it all I pay attenting to diet-GF and DF and I find the DF much harder than GF as I am also sensitive to almond, cashew and coconut is a moderate intolerance.
Trial and error and along the way I've developed such great supplement and diet advice from this site. I have my core things I do and rotate new things one at a time to see if they help.
Taia
Just a follow up while I'm on the board. BPC-157 didn't do much for me.
My functional Dr is now having me address histamine intolerance. There has been a lot of talk about this on the board over the years. One way to tackle is to do a low histamine diet but he is having me take a kidney glandular supplement which is rich in DAO and then at the end of the day a product called Zeobind to flush ? the histamine out. The kidney glandular is taken before meals. We will see.
I buy none of these supplements directly through this Dr which makes me feel better in terms of his recommendations.
Thinking back years I definately have had classic signs of histamine intolerance-hives, itchy skin, swelling etc. Always have had "allergies" my whole life.
My functional Dr is now having me address histamine intolerance. There has been a lot of talk about this on the board over the years. One way to tackle is to do a low histamine diet but he is having me take a kidney glandular supplement which is rich in DAO and then at the end of the day a product called Zeobind to flush ? the histamine out. The kidney glandular is taken before meals. We will see.
I buy none of these supplements directly through this Dr which makes me feel better in terms of his recommendations.
Thinking back years I definately have had classic signs of histamine intolerance-hives, itchy skin, swelling etc. Always have had "allergies" my whole life.
Apologies for the delayed response. I’ve been experimenting some. I do think the DAO is helping. I’m using Ancestral Supplements Grassfed Kidney. I take 2-4 a day split between am and pm. I take them 1/2 hr or more before eating.
Now the Zeobind powder seems to be irritating for me. I’ve stopped that for now.
Another discovery I figured out (and I’ve seen this discussed many times here), is cutting out artificial sweeteners. Diet sodas/drinks. I never gave it much thought but cutting them out is helping.
Now the Zeobind powder seems to be irritating for me. I’ve stopped that for now.
Another discovery I figured out (and I’ve seen this discussed many times here), is cutting out artificial sweeteners. Diet sodas/drinks. I never gave it much thought but cutting them out is helping.